Sentence examples for measures of error from inspiring English sources
Local measures of error can be easily accounted for.
Government agencies commonly report official statistics based on survey data as point estimates, without accompanying measures of error.
Of these 50 participants, 17 participants could be included in the acoustic analysis of voice based on measures of error calculated with the TF32 software.
Some of the important and commonly used measures of error probability are bit error rate (BER), false-positive rate (FPR), false-negative rate (FNR).
It shows large reductions in the various measures of error in the estimate of total pension expenditure using the CSWL compared to the population of pensioners.
The differences between artificial neural networks (ANN) and support vector regression (SVR) are investigated further based on two measures of error: mean absolute prediction error (MAPE), and root-mean-squared error (RMSE).
We examine ERP measures of error-related negativity (ERN/Ne) and error positivity (Pe), as well as event-related fMRI measures locked to False Alarms.
Our goal here is to provide data compiled from a large sample of healthy participants (n = 180) performing a Go/NoGo task, resampled iteratively to demonstrate the relative stability of measures of error-related brain activity given a range of sample sizes and event numbers included in the averages.
In contrast, worry was not significantly associated with DLPFC recruitment to Go trials in SART EF (vs. Control) blocks (Fig. 5 b), dACC or DLPFC activity to Sart No Go trials, or RT measures of error-free performance (all Ps > 0.1 except for DLPFC to No Go trials where P > 0.05).
In addition, the standard deviation (SD) was used to describe a measure of error variability between the auscultatory nurse measurements and the estimates obtained using the proposed method.
The exercise will demonstrate the utility of the MAPE-R in comparison with MAPE as a high-quality summary measure of error in small-area population estimates.
